HARRY A. BLACKMUN
Harry A. Blackmun signs a philatelic envelope commemorating the 12¢
Definitive - 1981 Americana Series.
Philatelic envelope signed: "Harry A. Blackmun", 6½x3½,
commemorating the 12¢Definitive -1981 Americana Series,postmarked
Dallas, Texas, April 8, 1981, First Day of Issue. Blackmun, appointed by
President Nixon in 1970, was initially allied with the conservatives on the
Court, but is best remembered for his 1973 majority opinion in Roe v.
Wade, legalizing abortion.He retired in 1994 and died in 1999.
In March, 2004, Blackmun's papers collected at the Library of Congress were
opened for public view: 1,576 boxes of papers and 38 hours of oral history. The
papers, and particularly the video tapes, are providing candid looks behind
the scenes at the Court's deliberations. Fine condition.

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